What happened to numero uno?Also that dog looks nice, fantastic coat
Quote from: SoporificSlash on October 23, 2015, 05:48:50 PMWhat happened to numero uno?Also that dog looks nice, fantastic coatI really liked her but my wife didn't. And she was kind of old too -- she had started developing fatty tumors, a sign of advanced age -- so we decided it wasn't a good match.
Groom her every day, sleep lightly, make sure you find out what they feeding her at the shelter and slowly transition to RAW food because raw feeding is the healthiest and makes them poop less and express their own anal glands and makes their coat shiny and stuff.If she's ever home alone, try crate training her (or if your kennel has a door you can lock) so that she feels safe and won't go on an anxiety tornado of destruction.
Do any of you dog owners (or your parents) buy pet insurance? He's apparently perfectly healthy and he's still young so I don't really see a need, but I'm on the fence.
Quote from: ExodusMae on October 24, 2015, 01:14:49 AMGroom her every day, sleep lightly, make sure you find out what they feeding her at the shelter and slowly transition to RAW food because raw feeding is the healthiest and makes them poop less and express their own anal glands and makes their coat shiny and stuff.If she's ever home alone, try crate training her (or if your kennel has a door you can lock) so that she feels safe and won't go on an anxiety tornado of destruction.Where do you get your raw meat from?